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Man abused by notorious N.L. Catholic priest as a child calls on church to release treatment records of abusive priests

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Man abused by notorious N.L. Catholic priest as a child calls on church to release treatment records of abusive priests

A man abused by a notorious Catholic priest is joining others in calling on the church to release its records related to a controversial therapy centre in Ontario, where abusive priests were sent for decades.

His abuser was sent there in 1992, and returned to work for nearly 20 years.

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